National body honours Kivalliq science teachers

Science teachers in the Kivalliq are getting national recogntion for a job well done.
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Anyone can read, Metis author tells kids

School was over, the school buses were lined up outside, but more than 30 Oneida kids remained sitting on the gym floor of Standing Stone elementary school.
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Ex-astronaut encourages kids to reach for the stars in science

John Herrington said his life was literally held in the arms of Canada.
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New director to make university experience easier for native students

A former Dalhousie High School teacher has been given the job of trying to recruit and retain more aboriginal students to St. Thomas University in Fredericton.
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Inuit early-childhood educators begin historic gathering in Labrador

Early-childhood educators from every Aboriginal head start program and child care centre in Arctic Canada came together today for the first ever National Inuit Early Childhood Education Gathering or “Nutaqavut Sivuniksavut” (our children, our future).
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Students learn true value of racial harmony

Greater acceptance in school can translate to greater acceptance in the community.
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First all-male childcare group returns to Peguis after British Columbia exchange trip

Gaining a new perspective on early childhood education was the goal of three Peguis men who visited a small British Columbia community in early February.
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Sisler student earns prestigious internship

Alanah Levasseur won’t be spending her Grade 12 spring break partying with her friends — and she couldn’t be happier.
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Niagara Catholic celebrates aboriginal partnership

The loud beating of a drum could be heard pounding from the board room at the Niagara Catholic Education Centre.
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Kehewin principal honoured as among Canada's best

When Linda Gadwa and her husband dropped by Kehewin’s school on the evening of Feb. 27, she was under the mistaken impression they were just stopping by for a school tournament.
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Native education given priority

The federal government's pledge to put $30 million into improving education for First Nations was greeted warmly Thursday by Assembly of First Nations national chief Shawn Atleo.
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Aboriginal students learn entrepreneurial skills

About 60 young people from New Brunswick First Nations communities are spending their March break learning to become entrepreneurs.
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